Behind every breakthrough in battery intelligence is a team of engineers, researchers, and innovators working to solve some of the industry’s toughest challenges. At ELECTRA AI, that means building technology that helps batteries become smarter, safer, and longer lasting.
We sat down with Stacey Silver Teutrine, our Director of Program Management, to learn more about her role, how she brings big ideas to life by aligning teams and turning plans into results, and what she’s most proud of as we continue building the AI Brain for Batteries™ platform.
Who are you and what do you do at ELECTRA AI?
I’m Stacey, Director of Program Management at ELECTRA AI. My role is to turn big ideas into tangible results by aligning teams, coordinating priorities, and ensuring projects move successfully from concept to execution.
I work closely with teams across the company to make sure everyone understands what we’re building, why it matters, and how we can achieve our goals together.
How did you end up at Electra — what’s your story?
My journey started in the classroom, where I began my career as an alternative high school teacher. That experience taught me patience, adaptability, and the importance of creating an environment where people feel supported and can do their best work.
I later transitioned into project management at startups, learning to navigate fast-paced environments, embrace uncertainty, and build structure from the ground up.
What drew me to ELECTRA AI was its mission and the opportunity to contribute to a cleaner energy future. It felt like the perfect place to combine my people-first approach from teaching with the execution and problem-solving skills I developed in the startup world.
What would you say to someone thinking about joining the ELECTRA AI team?
Come ready to learn, contribute, and grow fast. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and take on new challenges. You’ll work alongside smart, driven people who genuinely care about what they do and can always be counted on.
At ELECTRA AI, innovation isn’t driven by technology alone, it’s driven by people. Stacey’s leadership, collaborative mindset, and ability to turn ideas into action are helping shape the future of battery intelligence, and we’re excited to have her guiding our teams toward that vision.
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About ELECTRA AI
ELECTRA AI (https://www.electrabrain.ai/) is the leading AI-driven cleantech and B2B software company, accelerating the world’s transition to electrification by unlocking the full potential of battery technology. ELECTRA AI builds the AI Brain for Batteries™ platform, a unified intelligence layer that enables battery systems to be monitored, optimized, and controlled across their full lifecycle. By combining Agentic AI, Physical AI, and Physics-informed Battery Modeling with Large Quantitative Models (LQMs), ELECTRA AI transforms batteries from passive hardware into intelligent, adaptive, and increasingly autonomous assets.
ELECTRA AI powers battery intelligence across every major battery-powered sector, including Energy Infrastructure (BESS for grid, renewables, and data centers), autonomous systems (robotics, humanoid, space assets), and e-mobility, helping make electrification safer, more resilient, and more economically productive. ELECTRA AI was co-founded in 2015 by Fabrizio Martini, inspired by work conducted as a Principal Investigator on NASA projects.
About Iron Horse Acquisition II Corp.
Iron Horse Acquisition II Corp. (Nasdaq: IRHO) (www.ironhorseacquisition.com) is a special purpose acquisition company co-founded by CEO and Chairman Jose Antonio Bengochea and CFO Bill Caragol. Iron Horse completed its initial public offering in December 2025, raising gross proceeds of approximately $230 million. Iron Horse was formed for the purpose of effecting a merger, capital stock exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, reorganization, or similar business combination with one or more businesses, with a particular focus on companies in the AI, media, and technology sectors.
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